Free Postage For Letters To Servicemen In Combat Areas
U.S. Representative Donald D. Clancy of Cincinnati sponsors a bill to grant free postage on letters to military personnel in combat zones and to allow reduced rates for packages sent to garrisoned servicemen.
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Donald D. Clancy
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Bragan Fired. Hitchcock Named Braves Manager
Atlanta Braves president John McHale announced at a news conference that manager Bobby Bragan was fired and Billy Hitchcock was chosen to succeed him. Bragan, age 48, had managed the club since 1963 and a change had been predicted earlier in the season.
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Partly cloudy with thundershowers and cooling midweek
Weather outlook shows partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers ending in the afternoon, turning cooler with a high near 75 to 80. Tonight’s low 55 to 62, sunrise 5 30 AM, sunset 7 35 PM. Monday highs near 89 and low near 63. Births record two new babies, a son for Mr and Mrs Harold Camp of Monroeville and a son for Mr and Mrs Charles Casanova of Berlin Heights. Death notices for Britton Dennis Young aged 54 of 141 W Main and Mrs Sarah Haskins aged 80 of Wakeman.
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Charles Casanova
Berlin Heights
Britton Dennis Young
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Sarah Haskins
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Juvenile Court sees July case surge over June figures
Judge Russell T. Antrim notes July juvenile court cases more than doubled June totals with 18 delinquency, 19 traffic, and 14 adult cases. He cites patterns since 1960 and says increases largely involve 16 or 17 year old youths seeking independence. The rise is driven mainly by non delinquency matters and referrals from parents.
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Huron County
Russell T. Antrim
Antrim
Green Springs Board grants Shafer one year leave of absence
Green Springs Board of Education votes 4 to 1 to grant George R. Shafer a one year leave of absence despite pending charges and a 30 day jail sentence. Shafer’s contract will be reviewed next year to determine his position. A new football coach was hired conditionally for the coming year.
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Huron County
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Case Postponed In Farm Bureau Suit In Huron Court
The suit by Bernard L Maerkisch of North Fairfield against the Farm Bureau Cooperative of Norwalk was postponed in Huron County Common Pleas Court. Norwalk attorney Britton D Young who died Monday was to have represented Maerkisch.
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North Fairfield
Farm Bureau Cooperative of
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Huron County Common Pleas Court
Britton D. Young
Maerkisch
Police Say Man Hindered Probe In Elyria Case
Raymond A. Henley, 33, of Elyria, was jailed by Norwalk police on hindering a police officer. He gave false information while investigators looked into two Norwalk drug stores where two young men allegedly bought cough syrup with codeine. Henley was with three youths, ages 22 and 19, who were not charged after being cleared.
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Elyria
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Norwalk Lawyer Britton Young Dies After Brief Illness
Britton Dennis Young 54 longtime Norwalk attorney died at Fisher Titus Hospital after a brief illness. He lived at 141 West Main Street and was the fourth generation in his family to enter law in Norwalk. Survivors include his widow Ruth three sons Britton D Jr Ross B Mick and Stephen M at home one daughter Anna Pamelia two sisters and a brother U S District Judge Don J Young. Funeral arrangements are handled by Kubach Smith Funeral Home with private services and no calling hours.
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Norwalk
Fisher- Titus Hospital
W. Main St
Don J
Elaine Dennis Young
Western Reserve University
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Britton D. Young, Jr
Cleveland
Ross B. Young
Ann Arbor
Mick
Stephen M
Anna Pamelia
Los Angeles
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Entries In Reflector Contest I’m Trapped Beatle Fan Entries
Reflector contest entries on Beatle fan devotion range from whimsical to serious. Winning essay on why to attend the Beatle concert will be announced Wednesday along with album winners. Entries express dream like meeting Ringo Starr, and fans describe strong emotions and private world feelings when hearing the group.
Beatles face uncertain US reception this week
London reports the Beatles travel to America for a moment of truth amid uncertainty about whether fans will adore or assault them. The group had drawn huge mobs on earlier tours before John Lennon's controversial remark linking rock and religion sparked concern.
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